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next, buy some gold, for heaven's sake, would you? come on already. romney's hard money strategy would have been a disaster for gold. bernanke's easy money means buy gold. how about some special situations? now we can get some profit taking. i can get that. here's one, talked about this last night on carl and maria show. how about cabellas. that's the out door sports and recreation store. but it missed the quarter because it wasn't enough cold weather. guess what, it's got real coal. the whole country is a little colder than it was. a portion of the income you receive may be exempt from taxation. best idea yet, how about some linco? still yielding 7%. still protected under the new ree jeem. here's the bottom line. may too many people thought romney was going to win. still, as the market comes in, think about the mlps. . >> caller: we definitely have to invest in our infrastructure. how will they look elsewhere? >> i'm goirng to let you be. i had my world rocked by the floor quarter, flr. it was so hideous and horrible, i've got to stay from the suspic
next, buy some gold, for heaven's sake, would you? come on already. romney's hard money strategy would have been a disaster for gold. bernanke's easy money means buy gold. how about some special situations? now we can get some profit taking. i can get that. here's one, talked about this last night on carl and maria show. how about cabellas. that's the out door sports and recreation store. but it missed the quarter because it wasn't enough cold weather. guess what, it's got real coal. the whole...
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especially, if, heaven for bid, they actually rise above politics. rise above and solve the fiscal cliff before we plunge into it. i would just say hey, come on, please, raise a little cash with an emphasis on little. i would then tell my clients that we will almost immediately start to put money in working companies that will not be hurt by the fiscal cliff. it wasn't too fine a slow down the cliff could bring. everyone's coming down. i would tell people to avoid european risk. i would urge them to consider some gold more than ever because ben bernanke's policies generate weak dollars that won't give you the return that gold will. a tough one, sit on the cash. not going to hurt. could help. here's the bottom line. if i were still a broker, i know i would get that sale end. i know i would clinch it. the client would then thank me and we'd do the trimming just as we both wanted and do a repositioning into what's worth more now that the election is over and the fiscal cliff is, indeed, upon us. it just makes too much sense for the broker to make that c
especially, if, heaven for bid, they actually rise above politics. rise above and solve the fiscal cliff before we plunge into it. i would just say hey, come on, please, raise a little cash with an emphasis on little. i would then tell my clients that we will almost immediately start to put money in working companies that will not be hurt by the fiscal cliff. it wasn't too fine a slow down the cliff could bring. everyone's coming down. i would tell people to avoid european risk. i would urge...
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an overkill for heaven's sake. this is what i don't get. these are our people. these are our soldiers and diplomats. how could we not have done this? >> i'm flabbergasted. it defies everything that we stand for. any time i'm out with a squad in afghanistan, if we get into a fire fight that squad immediately calls for air and that air is there within 15 to 20-minute. we could have had fast flyers overhead which was asked for on the ground. he said i have the coordinates. give me some help. he knew how to call in air and they never sent the fast flyers. we had these special operations teams that know what they were doing and could have been there within two hours. our embassy. god bless our embassy at tripoli, 400 miles away they send an aircraft right away and we did nothing and the secretary of defense says well you don't take action until you know everything? what? you can't fight a war if you wait until you know everything. that's silly. >> you cite in your notes here, you remind us that president ronald reagan in 1984 ordered action in sigonella in the medite
an overkill for heaven's sake. this is what i don't get. these are our people. these are our soldiers and diplomats. how could we not have done this? >> i'm flabbergasted. it defies everything that we stand for. any time i'm out with a squad in afghanistan, if we get into a fire fight that squad immediately calls for air and that air is there within 15 to 20-minute. we could have had fast flyers overhead which was asked for on the ground. he said i have the coordinates. give me some help....
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>> well, thank heavens, the hurricane came through. there was a lot of water that came up through the city, which is still closed, but fortunately, the damage to the stores does not appear to be as bad as the photographs showed, with the exception of atlantic city and our center in westbrook connecticut, all of our prope y properties are open. >> atlantic city just has to go through the renewal process, right? >> well, we have no loss oft and our tenants are closed for a day or two, but we'll see what happens. we don't expect any impact on our revenue, our percentage rent, and certainly not to our base rent. >> let's talk about how you got to 98.6 in an environment where everyone is still worried about retail. that means you're still signing people up. are these companies that formerly decided they didn't embrace the outlet and now are, or is this just more of the same, more under armor? more of a higher end guidance, more j. crew? >> people love the outlet. people love the bargain. they demand bargains in today's environment. everybod
>> well, thank heavens, the hurricane came through. there was a lot of water that came up through the city, which is still closed, but fortunately, the damage to the stores does not appear to be as bad as the photographs showed, with the exception of atlantic city and our center in westbrook connecticut, all of our prope y properties are open. >> atlantic city just has to go through the renewal process, right? >> well, we have no loss oft and our tenants are closed for a day...
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you think good heavens must be great economic news. that's very mixed data and courtney referenced that. put up what's been going on today. retail sales, just terrific. knock your socks off excellent. there's the retailers. new highs. liz claiborne new high. buckle, macy's and lowe's all at new highs here just off of that for them. but the bottom line is the economic news has been very mixed here. put the economic data back up and i'll show you what happened here. retail was great, but if you look at some other things, for example the ism, durable goods, personal income, personal spending, all was very much on the light side. there you go. that's the concern people have had today. we have to get a little better, the trend has to get back to better economic news. finally mention retail sales numbers, sue, 82% beat expectation. certainly better than anybody expected. sharon, how's it looking at the nymex? >> well, the trend is for warmer temperatures here when the last winter month of the year and we are looking at natural gas taking a h
you think good heavens must be great economic news. that's very mixed data and courtney referenced that. put up what's been going on today. retail sales, just terrific. knock your socks off excellent. there's the retailers. new highs. liz claiborne new high. buckle, macy's and lowe's all at new highs here just off of that for them. but the bottom line is the economic news has been very mixed here. put the economic data back up and i'll show you what happened here. retail was great, but if you...
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heaven forbid a terrorist wanted to do some damage. all they would have to do is knock out a couple power substations, which are generally only protected by chain-link fence. one substation knocked out all of lower manhattan. take a look at this clip. doesn't that look like something out of a science fiction movie where aliens are invading? escape from new york part 2. anybody who has seen that footage knows we need to upgrade this grid. that's where quanta services comes in. it's a leading specialty contractor that designs, installs, upgrades, repairs and maintains electric power networks, both for transmission and for distribution. if you were driving on any interstate before sandy, you probably saw caravans of quanta trucks -- what is that company? it's the who you gonna call outfit when the big one is coming. plus quanta builds oil and natural gas pipelines. in short, it's a post-sandy play with a pipeline kicker. no wonder the stock at $25 is only a pont and a half off its 52-week high. because our grid is in such dire repairs, sp
heaven forbid a terrorist wanted to do some damage. all they would have to do is knock out a couple power substations, which are generally only protected by chain-link fence. one substation knocked out all of lower manhattan. take a look at this clip. doesn't that look like something out of a science fiction movie where aliens are invading? escape from new york part 2. anybody who has seen that footage knows we need to upgrade this grid. that's where quanta services comes in. it's a leading...
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even lumber, for heaven's sake, was at a 52-week high today. those are big moves for commodities. all the big risk-on stock moves were there today in energy, materials, and transports. all up more than 1%. there's your indication of risk-on trade. everybody kept looking for obama stocks, romney stocks. dividend payers are generally assumed to be hurt under a president obama victory because there will be higher taxation under him for dividend payers. yet, i see no pattern here today. can you tell me what that means today with those percentage moves? to me that tells you nothing about who's going to win. there were all sorts of other ones like that. what the market wants to see is two things. they want to see something happening with the victory. they don't want no winner. they want the fiscal cliff to be resolved. the market seems to be indicating that might happen. look at defense stocks. i consider them fiscal cliff stocks. sequestration a big problem for them. all of them on the upside today. >> all right, bob. thanks so much. keep it right here. you won't want to miss a minute
even lumber, for heaven's sake, was at a 52-week high today. those are big moves for commodities. all the big risk-on stock moves were there today in energy, materials, and transports. all up more than 1%. there's your indication of risk-on trade. everybody kept looking for obama stocks, romney stocks. dividend payers are generally assumed to be hurt under a president obama victory because there will be higher taxation under him for dividend payers. yet, i see no pattern here today. can you...
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stages, gap spent a decade in the wilderness, but last year under leadership of glen murphy, manna from heaven, the company got its act together. one of the few retailers with multiple successful contacts. not like limited and urban limited being strong too. we have gap, banana republic and old navy. and these brands are being managed well with a focus on stocking stores with merchandise people actually like. i think the stock could have a big multiyear run ahead of it. mickey set it up, then some other guys took over, kind of ran it into the ground. murphy is bringing it back. i am not the only person who has noticed the changes. a terrific article in the company about the latest edition of adage, like the "wall street journal" of marketing. the title says it all "mind the gap retailer's fashion's brands resurgence. social savvy ads and a bit of good timing help retailer come back into style. i like the trades for ideas. that was a good one. beyond more appealing merchandise, gap is doing a number of things to grow the business. the company closing stores in the united states, it's opening ne
stages, gap spent a decade in the wilderness, but last year under leadership of glen murphy, manna from heaven, the company got its act together. one of the few retailers with multiple successful contacts. not like limited and urban limited being strong too. we have gap, banana republic and old navy. and these brands are being managed well with a focus on stocking stores with merchandise people actually like. i think the stock could have a big multiyear run ahead of it. mickey set it up, then...
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the one thing, dear heavens, let's not have, is an election where we don't have a clear victor for weeks and weeks on end. >> i think that could be very damaging. >> remember the hanging chads? >> oh, please. absolutely. >> i was here on the floor and the stock market went straight down from the election in november 2000 into the middle of december. it went down almost nth%. >> no one wants that. they want to get the election passed, figure out who won and go forward. we'll see. >> no hanging chads. >> we'll know very quickly. no hanging chads. thank you, bob. >>> to the nasdaq now and seema mody is there following the big movers. >> hi, sue. good afternoon. the big headline in tech that we're watching -- apple. selling 3 million ipads over the first weekend. analysts at bmo capital writing that total ipad sales for the first weekend support their forecasts for the december quarter. however, pricing could potentially be an issue for the ipad mini. nonetheless, we're seeing and the shares up about 1%. within the biotech world, we're seeing a lot of action there today. biomarin soaring aft
the one thing, dear heavens, let's not have, is an election where we don't have a clear victor for weeks and weeks on end. >> i think that could be very damaging. >> remember the hanging chads? >> oh, please. absolutely. >> i was here on the floor and the stock market went straight down from the election in november 2000 into the middle of december. it went down almost nth%. >> no one wants that. they want to get the election passed, figure out who won and go...
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is it a match made in heaven or a bad day? >> it's a profital, as is the -- i thought it was terrific. i am a buyer of interactive corp. as the way for washington to rise above, remember to keep your eye on the main prize -- the chance it's apple, it's amazon, it's google. for me, apple, it's still the real standout. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- power up? >> the devastation left in the wake of sandy is a stark reminder of just how vulnerable or critical infrastructure is. as the crucial backbone is rethought and rebuilt, cramer looks at one stock that seems to be in a powerful position. could it recharge your portfolio? >>> later -- >> house of pleasure. >>> pending home sales rose to a five-year high today. which stock should you move into, as the foundation in growth and housing becomes more secure? tonight, it's an open house for three potential plays on a resteal rebound. which one should you put an offer out on? >>> plus best medicine? health care trust of america leases over 12 million feet of medical
is it a match made in heaven or a bad day? >> it's a profital, as is the -- i thought it was terrific. i am a buyer of interactive corp. as the way for washington to rise above, remember to keep your eye on the main prize -- the chance it's apple, it's amazon, it's google. for me, apple, it's still the real standout. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- power up? >> the devastation left in the wake of sandy is a stark reminder of just how vulnerable or...
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and no one will move heaven and earth like mitt romney to make this country a better place to live. it's true that mitt's been successful at each new challenge he's taken on. you know what? it actually amazes me to see his history of success being attacked. are those really the values that made our country great? as a mom of five boys, do we want to raise our children to be afraid of success? >> no! >> do we send our children out in the world with the advice, try to do okay? >> no! and let's be honest, if the last four years had been successful, dewe think there would be this attack on mitt romney's success? of course not. mitt has two loving parents who gave him strong values and taught him the value of work. he had the chance to get the education his father never had, but as his partner on this amazing journey, i can tell you mitt romney was not handed success. he built it. >> let 's go, mitt! let's go, mitt! let's go, mitt! >> he stayed in massachusetts after graduate school and got a job. i saw the long hours that started with that first b job. i was there when he had a small gr
and no one will move heaven and earth like mitt romney to make this country a better place to live. it's true that mitt's been successful at each new challenge he's taken on. you know what? it actually amazes me to see his history of success being attacked. are those really the values that made our country great? as a mom of five boys, do we want to raise our children to be afraid of success? >> no! >> do we send our children out in the world with the advice, try to do okay?...
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heaven knows he's had a lot of time to put it together. the bottom line, breaking up is easy to do especially when it unlocks value for shareholders. that's what this is all about. when the smoke clears, i think people will salivate on this pure play media business. after the break, i'll try to make some more money. >> rebuild, restore. the market has seen a steady flow of strong signals from housing with a boost from today's news that home prices are on the rise. are you running out of ways to join the rebound. cramer has his eye on the ipo. it could also be a key player as people rebuild after hurricane sandy. he lays the foundation for restoration hardware and lump of coal? this commodity has burn in 2012 as cheap domestic natural gas has caused coal to get the cold shoulder. are technical signals taking a turn? cramer goes off the charts. all coming up on "mad money." >> high flying united states air force booyah. >> i'm sending you back a thank you for serving the military. we got to have them on the show. booyah back at you. >> this
heaven knows he's had a lot of time to put it together. the bottom line, breaking up is easy to do especially when it unlocks value for shareholders. that's what this is all about. when the smoke clears, i think people will salivate on this pure play media business. after the break, i'll try to make some more money. >> rebuild, restore. the market has seen a steady flow of strong signals from housing with a boost from today's news that home prices are on the rise. are you running out of...
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calmed bottom at the euro for heaven the sake right before the german and the bailout started spiraling higher. according to him, a according to a guy who went against the grain then and was right, retail might actually be the most attractive area to own in this whole market. look, look. look the market based on the markets, retail might be the most attractive area to own in this whole this is it. excellent proxy for the whole group. it really does work. you can see from the year earlier in october. the rth bottom. november 21st, this is the spot here, it has come roaring back. ponce points out two important things that happened. first the etf completed at almost 50% pullback. so here. see? this is the 50%. almost 50% pullback. excuse that. okay. and 50% retracement like we've got there. one of the key levels where technicians think it's almost a security -- security will often change course when you get down to 50. okay? that's a key, key term, like a seesaw. the second thing has to do with the moving average convergence, divergence indicator or as we call it the mac d at the bottom of
calmed bottom at the euro for heaven the sake right before the german and the bailout started spiraling higher. according to him, a according to a guy who went against the grain then and was right, retail might actually be the most attractive area to own in this whole market. look, look. look the market based on the markets, retail might be the most attractive area to own in this whole this is it. excellent proxy for the whole group. it really does work. you can see from the year earlier in...
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you know the public knows that america is moving more period greece for heaven's sakes. we know the entitlement, particularly medicare is on the road to bankruptcy. he called it a debt crisis and decline. we know that, the public is also very unhappy with congress, okay? >> right. >> i don't want to even be political. democrats, republicans, everybody is lumped in. what can you do, senator timy? what can you propose? what will come out of your own thinking and leadership? what can you tell people watching this tonight where laggerheads on taxes and spending and how do we prevent that? >> larry, i'm going to articulate an alternative view. i don't think we have to decline by any means. this is the most predictable crisis in the world and we can avoid it. we still have time. so last year i introduced a budget with the house republicans passed the budget. the budget i used i bought us to balance without raising taxes and we need to offer specific alternative, it's fine to criticize the abdication of leadership, so i'm going to be working a budget that will show how we can r
you know the public knows that america is moving more period greece for heaven's sakes. we know the entitlement, particularly medicare is on the road to bankruptcy. he called it a debt crisis and decline. we know that, the public is also very unhappy with congress, okay? >> right. >> i don't want to even be political. democrats, republicans, everybody is lumped in. what can you do, senator timy? what can you propose? what will come out of your own thinking and leadership? what can...
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give them a deal, any deal, just get out of our way for heaven sakes. our country is starting to get so competitive, again, that business is building things over there now want to build them there. tim cook tells brian williams that his company's going to make macs in this country. we're better than kmochina. meanwhile our costs are plummeting courtesy of the cleaner, cheaper fuel, natural gas. so cheap here it can be lique liquefied in the united states and sold overseas. potential exporter dominion later tonight. that business unimpeded by washington could be jobs. a lot of projects on hold, though, fiscal cliff. yep, the obstacle is washington all because of the need to sock it to the 2% not the 1.5% and the over 400,000 crowd, the 1%, or the need to fulfill the anti-tax pledge of allegiance many of our congressmen made to grover norquist. he makes the other guys look like crash dummies. we're on the cusp of an economic boom in this country. but we have politicians that would rather create a recession, a mandated economic collapse, let's create a bea
give them a deal, any deal, just get out of our way for heaven sakes. our country is starting to get so competitive, again, that business is building things over there now want to build them there. tim cook tells brian williams that his company's going to make macs in this country. we're better than kmochina. meanwhile our costs are plummeting courtesy of the cleaner, cheaper fuel, natural gas. so cheap here it can be lique liquefied in the united states and sold overseas. potential exporter...
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. >> stinks to high heaven, austan. >> cuts both ways. >> i'm on the line here. >> he's not a normal participant. he's got way too much inside info now. >> because it's a third revision, you know, austan, i think it's still good. >> there's no prize for being right. if it was we'd have omonitor it more closely. i don't think he's eligible for prizes. >> i'll agree with you on that. there is no prize. >> austan, diane and mark will stick with us for the report as we get it at :30. >> couple points, number one because of the flammability of fuel, the wiring is higher at a gas station to be able to hook a generator up so it would be more expensive than $1,000, probably $15,000. >> that's a lot. >> mr. regulation here, bloomberg can regulate every 16 ounce soda so tea makers at 16.9 ounce bottles, the coffee people don't know what to do. he can't get two gas stations the two that are in manhattan to get a generator? he's concerned with climate change. >> i'm concerned with the free markets. if you're a big enough gas station you'll make it back. the ones who are open are making three tim
. >> stinks to high heaven, austan. >> cuts both ways. >> i'm on the line here. >> he's not a normal participant. he's got way too much inside info now. >> because it's a third revision, you know, austan, i think it's still good. >> there's no prize for being right. if it was we'd have omonitor it more closely. i don't think he's eligible for prizes. >> i'll agree with you on that. there is no prize. >> austan, diane and mark will stick with us...
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heaven forbid. that's the worst case scenario. >> thanks for the memory, bob. >> i was here. >> let's get a market flash. jackie? >> healthnet shares are are making a big move up more than 10%. after third quarter numbers came out, this is a company trying to overcome issues like high costs weighing on the first half results. the cfo saying the company is making significant progress and preparing for what they believe will be a better 2013. the stock seeing a pop today. >> thank you very much. as bob said e we are entering a week of risk and uncertainty. the presidential election a day away. how can the result affect your portfolio? barry knapp is here from barclays. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm looking at a report from a competitor asking if a romney victory is positive for stocks. you must have a view on that. >> i do have a view on that. i think not having read the report i would agree. i do think the number one issue, if you look at what's going on in the macro economy, the housing is g
heaven forbid. that's the worst case scenario. >> thanks for the memory, bob. >> i was here. >> let's get a market flash. jackie? >> healthnet shares are are making a big move up more than 10%. after third quarter numbers came out, this is a company trying to overcome issues like high costs weighing on the first half results. the cfo saying the company is making significant progress and preparing for what they believe will be a better 2013. the stock seeing a pop today....
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he said i wouldn't move heaven and earth to get bin laden. he didn't understand it was more about taking a murderer off the battlefield. it was about restore america's heart and letting terrorists around the world know if you do harm to america we will track you to the gates of hell if need be. lastly, the president of the united states has led with a steady hand and clear vision. governor romney, the opposite. the last thing we need now is another war. >> congressman ryan? >> we mourn the loss of these four americans who were murdered. when you take a look at what has happened just in the last few weeks, they sent the u.n. ambassador out to say that this was because of a protest and a youtube video. it took the president two weeks to acknowledge that this was a terrorist attack. he went to the u.n. and in his speech at the u.n. he said six times he talked about the youtube video. look, if we're hit by terrorists we're going to call it for what it is, a terrorist attack. our ambassador in paris has a marine detachment guarding him. shouldn't
he said i wouldn't move heaven and earth to get bin laden. he didn't understand it was more about taking a murderer off the battlefield. it was about restore america's heart and letting terrorists around the world know if you do harm to america we will track you to the gates of hell if need be. lastly, the president of the united states has led with a steady hand and clear vision. governor romney, the opposite. the last thing we need now is another war. >> congressman ryan? >> we...
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, people go to heaven. >> that's right. >> maybe the republican view money goes to heaven. >> democrats believe people who have money have a harder time going to heaven. >> it's easier for a rich man to -- the eye of the needle than a camel to pass through the eye of the needle. >> but it was the gate -- >> "jerusalem. >> don't throw the biblical crap at me shrum. i went to jesuit school. >> i went to jesuit college. >> okay, that beats me. i'm going to jug you. >> justice under god. detention after school. >> that's right. and another closely watched meeting today apple hosting a special event at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the company expected to unveil a smaller version of the ipad called the mini pad and i'm not going to say anything about whether they'll introduce a maxipad. i've used that joke a couple of times. they're going smaller, no reason to go bigger because you have a laptop and there is utility in going small. >> as a woman, this appeals to me because you can sick it in your purse, not as heavy. >> or in my murse or fanny pack. >> don't say fanny. please don't. >> one day they wil
, people go to heaven. >> that's right. >> maybe the republican view money goes to heaven. >> democrats believe people who have money have a harder time going to heaven. >> it's easier for a rich man to -- the eye of the needle than a camel to pass through the eye of the needle. >> but it was the gate -- >> "jerusalem. >> don't throw the biblical crap at me shrum. i went to jesuit school. >> i went to jesuit college. >> okay, that beats...
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> what do you want romney to say that would bring you, you are a veteran, you were a reagan guy for heavens sakes, you're a supply guy, a growth guide. what do you want to hear from romney to convince you? >> i'd like him to talk about his tax plan. and spending is a dominant issue. be specific. governor johnson and ron paul said they'd cut spending by $1.4 billion to balance the budget. >> can you be specific? >> i at this you have to. people don't want platitudes. they want to know what you want to do. >> i'll tell you one this evening about specificity. reagan used numbers, he wasn't afraid to use numbers and i think the romney has do do that. >> robert costa, thank you, buddy. roger stone, as always, thank you. why mitt romney has the advantage in tonight's presidential debates as challengers often do. bob shrum and dick armey will square off next up on kudlow. what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspi
> what do you want romney to say that would bring you, you are a veteran, you were a reagan guy for heavens sakes, you're a supply guy, a growth guide. what do you want to hear from romney to convince you? >> i'd like him to talk about his tax plan. and spending is a dominant issue. be specific. governor johnson and ron paul said they'd cut spending by $1.4 billion to balance the budget. >> can you be specific? >> i at this you have to. people don't want platitudes. they...
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there's a conservative message for hispanic voters, for heaven's sakes. >> that's right. >> if we discover it. sara fagen, thank you very much. we appreciate it. coming up, the election's behind us. now it's time to focus on recovery. what are american business leaders saying? what do they want from the president and the congress? coming up next. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a result, their students achieve at a higher level. let's develop more stars in education. let's invest in our teachers... ...so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. it's another reaso
there's a conservative message for hispanic voters, for heaven's sakes. >> that's right. >> if we discover it. sara fagen, thank you very much. we appreciate it. coming up, the election's behind us. now it's time to focus on recovery. what are american business leaders saying? what do they want from the president and the congress? coming up next. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they...
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my heavens, what an awful month it's been for tech. these stocks were killed in the last month. but these are nice little bids here. intel up 3%. that's a rarity. how about financials? not great recently, particular some regions like pnc and regent's financial had a terrible month on their earnings. bank of america, highest close since april. jpmorgan also good. simon, you think the sandy play would be over, but no. trex, those waterproofing products -- >> you got to wonder if they're covering shorts in advance of the employment report perhaps, bob. >> they're buying on sandy pretty heavy on these stocks. >> >>ty, more later, back to you. >>> a lot of economic data out today. some of it supposed to have come out earlier in the week, was delayed. shows an economy building momentum. that is at least until sandy came. steve leisman here. steve, is sandy going to slam the brakes on this slightly upward arc we're seeing in the economy? >> it is definitely going to have an impact on the economy. today we got a read on the economy ahead of sandy giving us really a baseline. that baseli
my heavens, what an awful month it's been for tech. these stocks were killed in the last month. but these are nice little bids here. intel up 3%. that's a rarity. how about financials? not great recently, particular some regions like pnc and regent's financial had a terrible month on their earnings. bank of america, highest close since april. jpmorgan also good. simon, you think the sandy play would be over, but no. trex, those waterproofing products -- >> you got to wonder if they're...
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you know, preparing for this interview, a lot of my conservative pals said, for heaven's sake, ask him what the message is if he loses. you have the battle, and what's the message if you lose. last friday you said you're going to win. tell me how. >> well, i think for ussist real simple. the choice we have in our state, much like the choice in america. in our case, two different views of of government. putting the power back in the hands of people and we want people to go forward, the direction we've been taking, or do we want to go backward? prior to my big election, being elected to office, democrats controlled everything and those are the days of billion dollar budget deficits, and double-digit tax increases. people don't want to go back to that, and i was just in illinois the other day. do they want to go back to what we see in realtime to the south of us in the state of illinois. people want to move forward with less government, more freedom, more prosperity. >> "the wall street journal" reporting that wisconsin state property taxes fell the first time in a dozen years, and the po
you know, preparing for this interview, a lot of my conservative pals said, for heaven's sake, ask him what the message is if he loses. you have the battle, and what's the message if you lose. last friday you said you're going to win. tell me how. >> well, i think for ussist real simple. the choice we have in our state, much like the choice in america. in our case, two different views of of government. putting the power back in the hands of people and we want people to go forward, the...
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. >> and heaven help us, we certainly don't need more saving and investing. >> howard, you're a contributor, i can't see another reason why you'd come on here, and if you do go on with rachel or ed, just bring it over about harry reid that you might mention that he said that stuff or was it a bunch of crap? would you mention it to them? maybe they'll look into that. >> i come on here because i get invited because you need a moderate on your show with the right wingers that you have and these conservative hosts. >> let me play this out one more time for you. i want you to think god father ii in that senator from nevada. let's watch this. >> people running for president filed a tax return and let everybody look at them and mitt romney's can't do that because he's basically paid no taxes in the prior 12 years. >> the word's out that he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove that he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> do you remember his name? anybody? anybody? bueller? anybody? senator pat -- >> the god father, make the whole problem go away, godfather. >> thank you, i wonder if i
. >> and heaven help us, we certainly don't need more saving and investing. >> howard, you're a contributor, i can't see another reason why you'd come on here, and if you do go on with rachel or ed, just bring it over about harry reid that you might mention that he said that stuff or was it a bunch of crap? would you mention it to them? maybe they'll look into that. >> i come on here because i get invited because you need a moderate on your show with the right wingers that you...
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for heaven's sakes i don't know where sandy weill was on this, but if you are trading at 60% of book, i don't think you necessarily can offer that model as the way of the future for success. >> mr. hoenig, bear with us for a moment. >> sure. >> we have to slip in a quick commercial break. we'd like to continue the conversation. we have a lot more questions. will you stick around with us? >> i sure will. >> thank you, sir. still to come, we'll have more of the conversation with tom hoenig and house minority whip steny hoyer sounds off on taxes, responding to comments made earlier by house majority leader eric cantor. we are less than half an hour away from weekly jobless claims. 20 minutes to be exact. take a look at the market indicator. green arrows for futures right now. with the fidelity stock screener, you can try strategies from independent experts and see what criteria they use. such as a 5% yield on dividend-paying stocks. then you can customize the strategies and narrow down to exactly those stocks you want to follow. i'm mark allen of fidelity investments. the expert strategi
for heaven's sakes i don't know where sandy weill was on this, but if you are trading at 60% of book, i don't think you necessarily can offer that model as the way of the future for success. >> mr. hoenig, bear with us for a moment. >> sure. >> we have to slip in a quick commercial break. we'd like to continue the conversation. we have a lot more questions. will you stick around with us? >> i sure will. >> thank you, sir. still to come, we'll have more of the...
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those who think europe is turning around can look at, heaven forbid, tech data. i like emc for storage and streaming. my trust owns emc. what's funny is all these non-apple plays, they don't have anywhere near the possibility of being better than apple, best product or even earnings momentum, but it doesn't matter. they are chips in the tech game and right now they have more value than apple. i think selling an apple would quash down today p i don't recommend it. i'm an investor. but there's still plenty of bullish analysts who would like to be more bearish. somehow i don't think they're done slamming the stock. keep in mind that that money desperately does want to go elsewhere. stay with cramer. >>> stay connected to cramer on madmoney.cnbc.com. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to
those who think europe is turning around can look at, heaven forbid, tech data. i like emc for storage and streaming. my trust owns emc. what's funny is all these non-apple plays, they don't have anywhere near the possibility of being better than apple, best product or even earnings momentum, but it doesn't matter. they are chips in the tech game and right now they have more value than apple. i think selling an apple would quash down today p i don't recommend it. i'm an investor. but there's...
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those who think europe is turning around can look at, heaven forbid, tech data. finally, big data. i like emc for storage and streaming. my trust owns emc. i got total faith in the name. what's funny is all these non-apple plays, they don't have anywhere near the possibility of being better than apple, best product or even earnings momentum, but it doesn't matter. they are chips in the tech game and right now they have more value than apple. and all the players on its stage. i think selling an apple would quash down today. i don't recommend doing it. i'm an investor in apple. but there's still plenty of bullish analysts who would like to be more bearish. somehow i don't think they're done slamming the stock. gird yourself as i am, and keep in mind that that money desperately does want to go elsewhere. stay with cramer. >>> stay connected to cramer on madmoney.cnbc.com. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be
those who think europe is turning around can look at, heaven forbid, tech data. finally, big data. i like emc for storage and streaming. my trust owns emc. i got total faith in the name. what's funny is all these non-apple plays, they don't have anywhere near the possibility of being better than apple, best product or even earnings momentum, but it doesn't matter. they are chips in the tech game and right now they have more value than apple. and all the players on its stage. i think selling an...
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good heavens. >> really? nowhere in four years? >> no. nowhere in ten years. a decade. >> four-year highs. the point is and i agree with you, look at the major players in the market. high frequency traders. institution traders. prop desks. they reduced the trading activity. >> that's right. >> not just the retail guy. >> but the real asset manager, mutual funds, the real hedge fun, they have pulled back and causes everyone else to pull back. you don't get that movement and the activity. >> when people switch back from bonds to equities, the world will change. >> a raging bull market. >> maybe not today. let's end going away for the weekend to get get better. >> bubble in treasuries. i felt that way over a year and been wrong. >> unfortunately we have to go back to sue. thank you, guys. have a great weekend. >> an you. >> i miss you guys. i miss you. i got to get back down to the nyse next week. >>> as we know, no quantitative easing in the speech today and leaves the door open for stimulus if needed, an opportunity for him to act could come as early as next we
good heavens. >> really? nowhere in four years? >> no. nowhere in ten years. a decade. >> four-year highs. the point is and i agree with you, look at the major players in the market. high frequency traders. institution traders. prop desks. they reduced the trading activity. >> that's right. >> not just the retail guy. >> but the real asset manager, mutual funds, the real hedge fun, they have pulled back and causes everyone else to pull back. you don't get...
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she is going everywhere in heaven. >> so odd. i just thought of her the other day. we were in a small town in nebraska and i-found a book, this musty old book from 1898 about -- called "what every young woman should ought to know about sex." i thought of helen gurley brown. she wrote the same kind of book in 1962 they were writing in 1898. >> did you buy the book? >> i bought the book. thank you, ty. >> when we come back, unresolved fiscal cliff looming every day for businesses big and small. >> not a single alternative passing from the senate on a budget. no solution from the president. and so, yes, we are stuck with this current situation. >> we will hear from vice presidential candidate paul ryan, speaking with maria days before mitt romney asked him to be his vice presidential candidate. later -- >> if you can spot ten cancer cells in you we can treat you. but if those ten cancer cells multiply to 10 million cancer cells you e dead. >> great story. business of hope. two harvard dropouts on the verge of something big. one of t
she is going everywhere in heaven. >> so odd. i just thought of her the other day. we were in a small town in nebraska and i-found a book, this musty old book from 1898 about -- called "what every young woman should ought to know about sex." i thought of helen gurley brown. she wrote the same kind of book in 1962 they were writing in 1898. >> did you buy the book? >> i bought the book. thank you, ty. >> when we come back, unresolved fiscal cliff looming every...
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this is much more bigger than jpmorgan, for heaven's sakes. >> it could be. we only know about jpmorgan. >> i understand. god knows what is going to come out. i don't want to be an alarmist. i'm just saying i'm looking at it from the standpoint of the taxpayers who don't want another round of bailout nation. you guys are looking at it from the standpoint of investors. all right, bill isaac, i want to ask this question. what about richard fisher's argument from the dollar's fed. he says it's too big to fail, too big to manage there is no better risk manager than jamie dimon. no better risk manager. and look what happened. should the marketplace be allowed to shrink that bank down? should the regulatory people shrink that bank down? i know it's not free market capitalism. but the american banking system is not free market capitalism. it's basically a government semi socialist utility. what about richard fisher's argument that too big to fail is too big and it should be shrunk down? >> i think, larry, that the issue is not the size of the bank. it really is the
this is much more bigger than jpmorgan, for heaven's sakes. >> it could be. we only know about jpmorgan. >> i understand. god knows what is going to come out. i don't want to be an alarmist. i'm just saying i'm looking at it from the standpoint of the taxpayers who don't want another round of bailout nation. you guys are looking at it from the standpoint of investors. all right, bill isaac, i want to ask this question. what about richard fisher's argument from the dollar's fed. he...
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we have all been in the business long enough to know this ain't nothing, for heaven sakes. people should not panic. phil orlando and barry knapp, two of the best of the best. coming up, mitt romney talks exclusively to cnbc. how would he bring our economy back from the brink? [ female announcer ] the next generation of investing technology is now within your grasp with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are and what they're doing with free streaming quotes, news, analysis and even your trade ticket. everything exactly the way you want it, all on one page. transform your investing with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. in every way, shape, and form. it's my dream vehicle. on a day to day basis, i am not using gas. my round trip is approximately 40 miles to work. head on home, stop at the grocery store, whatever else that i need to do -- still don't have to use gas. i'm never at the gas station unless i want some coffee. it's the best thing ever. as a matter of f
we have all been in the business long enough to know this ain't nothing, for heaven sakes. people should not panic. phil orlando and barry knapp, two of the best of the best. coming up, mitt romney talks exclusively to cnbc. how would he bring our economy back from the brink? [ female announcer ] the next generation of investing technology is now within your grasp with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your...
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. >> the stock is at 70 for heaven sake. i read that downgrade. i was on the conference call. herb greenberg said maybe you ought to go. valuation could be momentarily stretched. that was a remarkable call. housing does continue to do well. if the fiscal cliff intrudes, you should sell. if you believe it will go and 120 million people -- you showed me those tax rates from the "usa today" and that's an impact play. that's an impact. i don't want t to home depot and spend $55 on the average ticket if i feel like the tax increase. >> holding onto gains today even though valuation is stretched on a five-year basis. >> other people recommending lowe's as a catchup play. lowe's is an inferior company to home depot. if the industry really comes back because of sandy -- i think that people are -- there's a lot of discussion about what sandy can mean. home depot lost more stores and had more stores close off irene but substantial off sandy. i have to get to home depot that is in long island. i think that's going to be the tell this weekend if we can get there, david. >> are we going to
. >> the stock is at 70 for heaven sake. i read that downgrade. i was on the conference call. herb greenberg said maybe you ought to go. valuation could be momentarily stretched. that was a remarkable call. housing does continue to do well. if the fiscal cliff intrudes, you should sell. if you believe it will go and 120 million people -- you showed me those tax rates from the "usa today" and that's an impact play. that's an impact. i don't want t to home depot and spend $55 on...
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. >> his own words, said i would not move heaven and earth to track down osama bin laden. nothing wrong with saying that. mitt romney said it himself, the ad says that, it is justifiable and they should not back down on that at all. >> i have plenty to say. the guy doing the ad, bill clip ton had a shot at bin laden, turned it down, his decision was no, don't take it. you could argue it was before 9/11. that's the point, might have stopped 9/11 from happening. also, one guy designed, created, commanded and controlled that raid, admiral william mccrave en. why does obama never give him credit. internal memos show he took no control at any point. >> why doesn't obama, i don't want to confuse it with bin laden, why doesn't obama give george w. bush credit who bush set up all the intelligence gathering and security apparatus to pull the trigger. >> he put together a number of taskforces to hunt and kill bin laden. the decision was actually made by george w. bush. >> part of the reason he doesn't do it, larry, he would have to acknowledge that the dreaded enhanced interrogation
. >> his own words, said i would not move heaven and earth to track down osama bin laden. nothing wrong with saying that. mitt romney said it himself, the ad says that, it is justifiable and they should not back down on that at all. >> i have plenty to say. the guy doing the ad, bill clip ton had a shot at bin laden, turned it down, his decision was no, don't take it. you could argue it was before 9/11. that's the point, might have stopped 9/11 from happening. also, one guy...
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it was worth moving heaven and earth to get him. after we killed bin laden i was at ground zero for a memorial and talked of a young woman who was four years old when 9/11 happened, and the last conversation she had with her father was him calling from the twin towers saying, peyton, i love you, and i will always watch over you, and for the next decade she was haunted by that conversation and she said to me, you know, by finally getting billibin laden, that brought closure to me. when we too things like that, that sends a message to the world and tells peyton that we did not forget her father and i make that point because that's the kind of clarity of leadership and those decisions are not always popular. those decisions generally are not poll tested, and even some in my own party including my current vice president have the same critique as you did. but what the american people understand is that i look at what we need to get done to keep the american people safe and to move our interests forward and i make those decisions. >> let'
it was worth moving heaven and earth to get him. after we killed bin laden i was at ground zero for a memorial and talked of a young woman who was four years old when 9/11 happened, and the last conversation she had with her father was him calling from the twin towers saying, peyton, i love you, and i will always watch over you, and for the next decade she was haunted by that conversation and she said to me, you know, by finally getting billibin laden, that brought closure to me. when we too...
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with pepsi, is it a match made in heaven? for $50 million bucks i bet it is. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. i'm julia borsten in los angeles. groupon up 4% as ceo andrew mason speaks at a conference. he wouldn't respond to any of the juicy questions like whether the company needs new leadership or friday's report google is interested in groupon which sent it skyrocketing. given up gains, about 15% since friday. mason stressing groupon strength in mobile, a third his transactions on mobile devices saying mobile customers spend more and are more loyal. sue, over to you. >> thank you. time for the "power lunch" rundown. welcome, gentlemen. first up treasury selling remaining aig shares and nets $22.7 billion in the process. a nice tidy sumbu it took a while and it was a lot of hard work to get that. >> yes, the q
with pepsi, is it a match made in heaven? for $50 million bucks i bet it is. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. i'm julia borsten in los angeles. groupon up 4% as ceo andrew mason speaks at a conference. he wouldn't respond to any of the juicy...
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my heavens, we're down. there's a one-month chart of the s&p. >> we've changed direction. >> yes. we haven't seen that. >> we had a 32% rally since the october low. >> there you go. >> through the peak there. and now should anybody really be surprised that we have a bit of a tailoff given the economic numbers from last week, given the fact that europe is soggy and so on and so forth? >> really it's the from october that we should be looking at and really anticipating. >> that's right. that's his point there. there are a number of people who've been saying, oh, we're due for -- i think the market's going to correct. good evens. this is not a pres yan call at this point. when you're up as much as tyler was talking about, the average correction in the middle of the year is about 9%. since world war ii from the close in december, sometime in the middle of the year stocks will on average, the s&p will drop 9% below where it was on december 31st. that is the average. we have been straight up for months on end. suddenly we think we've repealed the law of gravity. >> so the correction arg
my heavens, we're down. there's a one-month chart of the s&p. >> we've changed direction. >> yes. we haven't seen that. >> we had a 32% rally since the october low. >> there you go. >> through the peak there. and now should anybody really be surprised that we have a bit of a tailoff given the economic numbers from last week, given the fact that europe is soggy and so on and so forth? >> really it's the from october that we should be looking at and really...
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heaven knows how long. a lot of buying puts around 1400 range. longer term there are concerns about the fiscal cliff and buying inputs longer data. i wouldn't say it's titanic numbers. we are looking for the search for certainty now. the s&p is usually up in the fourth quarter. we have china ready to announce the leader, stimulus measures.,Ñ this is a fairly flat curve. the volatility guys aren't suggesting that the world will freak out or blow up in november, december or january. lock heed martin is at a new high today. this company isn't screaming sequestration. it goes back to my point: i'm not a genius. i'm looking at the stock market. it's not saying the fiscal cliff will pose a problem now. it might be but they are not saying it. >> two great points, bob. flying in the face of everything people say. the numbers don't agree. thanks a lot. voters are lining up to cast votes in the presidential election. the latest polls show the race between president obama and mitt romney is neck and neck. we have a former presidential candidate who says we
heaven knows how long. a lot of buying puts around 1400 range. longer term there are concerns about the fiscal cliff and buying inputs longer data. i wouldn't say it's titanic numbers. we are looking for the search for certainty now. the s&p is usually up in the fourth quarter. we have china ready to announce the leader, stimulus measures.,Ñ this is a fairly flat curve. the volatility guys aren't suggesting that the world will freak out or blow up in november, december or january. lock...
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on wednesday night heaven in the tar heel state asked us about que questcor, qcor. one of the most controversial biotech stocks out there. i decided to take a closer look in order to explain what's going on here. over the last 7 1/2 years, questcor has had an absolutely incredible run. that's one of the reasons you have heard of out. i highlighted it as one of the seven best performers since "mad money" has been on the air. do you know it was a 50 cent stock in march of 2005 and now is a $52 stock. penny stock to 52? there's only a handful of companies that have ever made that traverse. lately it's running serious turbulence. got hammered over the summer going from nearly $59 in july to just $35 at the beginning of august. it slowly worked higher until this week when the stock shot through the roof, soaring nine points to get back to 52 and change. it's been a wild mr. toad's ride on this one. we have to know what will happen next. were the bears right when they mauled it down to $35, or are the bulls right with the rebound? or has it become the ultimate battlegroun
on wednesday night heaven in the tar heel state asked us about que questcor, qcor. one of the most controversial biotech stocks out there. i decided to take a closer look in order to explain what's going on here. over the last 7 1/2 years, questcor has had an absolutely incredible run. that's one of the reasons you have heard of out. i highlighted it as one of the seven best performers since "mad money" has been on the air. do you know it was a 50 cent stock in march of 2005 and now...
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affair and this is all -- where there's smoke there's fire and the timing of this just stinks to high heaven. >> just before the hearing starts, you know, go back, the cia issued an official statement several weeks ago and they refused to buy into the white house argument. the cia said very clearly, at no time did they, the agency ever deny assistance request from the people of benghazi which leaves the state department open or the nasa security. petraeus, it seemed like at that time was throwing them under the bus. >> listen, and the state department thought the cia was supposed to do a certain amount of backup for them securitywise there and it's 9/11 and why was ambassador stephens even in benghazi which is so dangerous on nech. what was he doing there? who was he meet with and why did this happen? i've heard incredible stories about this and the american people need answers because what we're getting is absolute b.s. out of this administration. >> brad thorpe. appreciate it very much. now let's talk about good news for the economy. it's on the uptrend and upon anied to pick up speed in t
affair and this is all -- where there's smoke there's fire and the timing of this just stinks to high heaven. >> just before the hearing starts, you know, go back, the cia issued an official statement several weeks ago and they refused to buy into the white house argument. the cia said very clearly, at no time did they, the agency ever deny assistance request from the people of benghazi which leaves the state department open or the nasa security. petraeus, it seemed like at that time was...
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for heavens sakes, we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. how can we not cut it? >> when you say we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, i don't think you're looking at effective tax rates. effectively a tax rate right now, according to the cbo, right now the eftive rate is about 12.5% of corporate profits. the lowest it's been in 40 years. on top of that you have corporatings sitting on $2 trillion worth of cash. they don't even know what to do with, and, you know, your friend ronald reagan, great president ronald reagan, in 1986, he signed into law corporate tax reform, tax reform generally that included a corporate tax increase in today's dollars that would have generated about $1 trillion of the next ten years. the economy did not suffer. you love the 80s. >> i still do. 1990s weren't bad either. he didn't change the statutory rate. this is the key part. phil kirkman, i want to bring you in. effective rates, they vary from year to year based on the taxes and carry forwards and profits and so forth. isn't it the statutory rate in the long run what
for heavens sakes, we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. how can we not cut it? >> when you say we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, i don't think you're looking at effective tax rates. effectively a tax rate right now, according to the cbo, right now the eftive rate is about 12.5% of corporate profits. the lowest it's been in 40 years. on top of that you have corporatings sitting on $2 trillion worth of cash. they don't even know what to do with, and, you...
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. >> for heaven's sake, even president obama said in 2010 that raising taxes on anyone when the economy is this week is a bad idea. now he's talking out of the other side of his mouth saying we need to raise taxes on those who create jobs today. the top 2% of the americans are paying the highest proportion of national taxes of any country in the world. if we want to talk about fairness, we need to look at a simple flat tax rate. republicans want to keep the current tax rates the same until we can replace them with a simple flat rate, with a new president and hopefully a new senate. >> austin, isn't that true that these tax rates now are going to go up. when you include obamacare, plus the increase from the bush tax cuts, that's going to run it up past the clinton taxes. my calculation is you're going to have a 45% income tax rate. you're going to have a 43.ers dividend tax rate and 24% capital gains tax. every single one of those is above what president capitol hill ton had. >> look, rather than bog down in the details is what you're forgetting is all the nonmarginal tax cuts on the fir
. >> for heaven's sake, even president obama said in 2010 that raising taxes on anyone when the economy is this week is a bad idea. now he's talking out of the other side of his mouth saying we need to raise taxes on those who create jobs today. the top 2% of the americans are paying the highest proportion of national taxes of any country in the world. if we want to talk about fairness, we need to look at a simple flat tax rate. republicans want to keep the current tax rates the same...
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gap except your magic asterisk that if you do this somehow there will be money flowing in from the heavens. it hasn't 457d in the last 20 years. it's not going to happen again. but listen, i think it's great. you are representing the 1%. and that's fine. take that to -- that's great for the republican party. >> the whole story, david, of what happened -- you know, when bush cut the tax rates in 2003 and the next four years we had 8 million jobs. that's not a bad record. 8 million jobs in four years. >> you had a growth rate of 12% through the -- >> michael steele, for now i'm going to call you two cadillac steele. i want you to have the last word tonight. >> i appreciate everything david is saying. but the reality is you can jump up and down all day long about mitt's plan. the reality of it is we've suffered under three years of three trillion-plus dollars of new debt. we don't see in in president's budget any end in sight. so the reality is you're talking about cutting marginal tax rates, that's going to really matter to every day hard-working americans. >> i've got to leave if there, gen
gap except your magic asterisk that if you do this somehow there will be money flowing in from the heavens. it hasn't 457d in the last 20 years. it's not going to happen again. but listen, i think it's great. you are representing the 1%. and that's fine. take that to -- that's great for the republican party. >> the whole story, david, of what happened -- you know, when bush cut the tax rates in 2003 and the next four years we had 8 million jobs. that's not a bad record. 8 million jobs in...
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it's right in their faces, for heaven's sake. front page, "new york times." second, we know that both organizations take the foreign corrupt practices act very seriously. a cruel bit of irony, by the way, the chief executive of kbr at the time of the payoffs to nigeria to build a liquefied natural gas terminal, he just began his 30-month jail sentence two weeks ago, nine years after the investigation of the payoffs began. we have no idea how rough the mexican authorities will be on walmart, as it's the nation's largest employer. so booting them from mexico, not an option. but if you're a dogged and determined prosecutor on either side of the border, you know you can make a real case against walmart's current executive team just based on "the new york times" article. and given the unfortunate circumstances for walmart, it's an election year, both here in mexico, you've got to believe the fallout could be huge. how huge? to start, an aggressive u.s. justice department prosecutor, one who's willing to make his career, can easily bring charges against mike duke,
it's right in their faces, for heaven's sake. front page, "new york times." second, we know that both organizations take the foreign corrupt practices act very seriously. a cruel bit of irony, by the way, the chief executive of kbr at the time of the payoffs to nigeria to build a liquefied natural gas terminal, he just began his 30-month jail sentence two weeks ago, nine years after the investigation of the payoffs began. we have no idea how rough the mexican authorities will be on...
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got to see the entire oak ridge boys -- >> it's geek heaven. >> it really is. what do you want to start with, mrs. romney? >> sure. i think you could say the same thing about romney and christie. what is interesting about these speeches is in a way it's a window into what the campaign perceives their challenges, their vulnerabilities are. they're not going to build up the areas where they feel safe and strong. so with ann in particular, i think you saw a campaign extremely aware of a gender gap. they have a lot of work to do with women. we're all familiar with the obama campaign's message about this war on women and the controversy we've had around mr. akin, the senate candidate in missouri, so on and so forth. she really played hard to that female audience. really trying to make a gender connection and also at the same time, trying to empathize with the lives of middle class voters. and finally to hit that point that you can trust mitt. i think those three right there with her, three issues the campaign is worried about. the gender gap, the sense the romneys m
got to see the entire oak ridge boys -- >> it's geek heaven. >> it really is. what do you want to start with, mrs. romney? >> sure. i think you could say the same thing about romney and christie. what is interesting about these speeches is in a way it's a window into what the campaign perceives their challenges, their vulnerabilities are. they're not going to build up the areas where they feel safe and strong. so with ann in particular, i think you saw a campaign extremely...
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it is heaven for congressional republicans to have this be called a tax. the republicans know how to message tax issues. they've had some trouble messaging obamacare. democrats are not going to want to defend a tax. they've been kind of wanting to -- they want this bill, but they don't necessarily want to defend it. one thing about this, if this is a tax, we have all these tax issues at the end of the year with the fiscal cliff. now the fiscal cliff probably just got a whole lot steeper. >> ed, it's joe. let me preface this by saying medicaid stocks rallied today. the concern that investors should have that hold those stocks is this, medicaid coverage expansion survives, but yet states can opt out. do states opt out? >> no. i mean, this is going to -- you're looking at, you know -- the provision here is that over the first couple years you're going to have 17 million more americans join medicaid. for anyone who provides medicaid services, that's a huge win. the first couple years, the federal government is going to pay 100% of that. you may want to opt out
it is heaven for congressional republicans to have this be called a tax. the republicans know how to message tax issues. they've had some trouble messaging obamacare. democrats are not going to want to defend a tax. they've been kind of wanting to -- they want this bill, but they don't necessarily want to defend it. one thing about this, if this is a tax, we have all these tax issues at the end of the year with the fiscal cliff. now the fiscal cliff probably just got a whole lot steeper....
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he did not have to go out and praise mitt romney to the high heavens which, by the way, he did again today in his interview with maria bartiromo, praised romney. >> these two guys, clinton and obama, come from two different parts of the democratic party. clinton from the center left. obama from the far left. so idealogically, they are poles apart. clinton is much more pro-business than obama. we don't even discuss that. the point is that the days when he was called a racist by the obama people in south carolina, he never -- >> that's not true. the obama people never called him a racist. you had a few people who were concerned about what bill clinton said because he made the comments comparing obama's victory in south carolina to jesse jackson. but nobody ever called bill clinton a racist from the obama campaign. you should not say that. but there's a big distortion about this. hillary clinton is barack obama's secretary of state. they worked together closely. yes, they were rivals in the 2008 campaign but so was joe biden and joe biden is on the team as well. >> joe biden's not hilla
he did not have to go out and praise mitt romney to the high heavens which, by the way, he did again today in his interview with maria bartiromo, praised romney. >> these two guys, clinton and obama, come from two different parts of the democratic party. clinton from the center left. obama from the far left. so idealogically, they are poles apart. clinton is much more pro-business than obama. we don't even discuss that. the point is that the days when he was called a racist by the obama...
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really bad fight and your leg gets gangrene and has to be amputated, will it be waiting for you in heaven. rupert, whatever you cut off now, you might not see in this world again. remember, if you're not sure it's gangrene, maybe leave it attached. >> john, apart from your clearly sentimental attachment to your company which you call it, do you think this makes sense from investment or corporate management or a stockholder point of view? >> i'll tell you, media is coming together. in a few years, we're all going to be watching broadcast on the same devices we read all our print media. i'm not sure now is the time you want to separate into two companies when the technology is driving things together. i don't think is the really the best idea. it may be a panic move in reaction to the scandal we've been seeing lately. >> kayla, does news corp. have earnings coming out any time soon? >> they do, tyler. this week marks the end of their fiscal year. it ends june 30th and get results the end of july or beginning of august. not clear when that date will be. it's coming up soon. we're hoping to g
really bad fight and your leg gets gangrene and has to be amputated, will it be waiting for you in heaven. rupert, whatever you cut off now, you might not see in this world again. remember, if you're not sure it's gangrene, maybe leave it attached. >> john, apart from your clearly sentimental attachment to your company which you call it, do you think this makes sense from investment or corporate management or a stockholder point of view? >> i'll tell you, media is coming together....